We have seen people inside this boat at the Kirkland, Seattle office a couple of times, but here is a photo more of the outside that I recently found on Instagram. Google also has row boats in the London office, and we’ve seen other Google boats over the years. I don’t think this boat has

Gary Illyes from Google said in his Q&A session yesterday at PubCon that while recovering from a Google helpful content update is possible, you can’t always get back to where you were. Previously Google explained that the helpful content update system is automated and regularly evaluates content. So the algorithm constantly looks at your content

Google Bard and its chat-based search features that have yet to be seen in the wild may have their unique way of sending publishers traffic, unique from Bing’s AI Chat feature. According to some Twitter coverage of his talk, Gary Illyes from Google said this at PubCon yesterday. We’ve seen how Bing uses citations and,

Google Ads now supports automatically created assets, and the new customer acquisition goal is fully live. But also, in March, the “Search Interest” targeting and “Presence or Interest” exclusion will no longer be available in Google Ads. Google Ads has now rolled out to all English advertisers the ability to use automatically created assets as

Gary Illyes from Google gave a keynote and a Q&A session yesterday at PubCon and while the keynote was pretty vanilla stuff, the Q&A did reconfirm a lot of what has been said in the past around authorship, links and disavowing links. Safe Keynote First, Gary went with a safe keynote address because often enough

Microsoft fully launched the quality updates in version 96 of Bing AI Chat on February 28th. It is a tad late, but it is live and reduces cases where Bing refuses to reply and instances of hallucination in answers. Microsoft initially said this quality update would go live Thursday, February 23rd, but it took a